Cottages Listed by Names and Owners at Polo Fields
A long list of cottages and owners associated with Polo Fields and surrounding areas appears, naming individuals and places from New York to Massachusetts. Many entries specify cottage names such as Prickley Pear, Sunny Corner, and Rosemont, with owners including S. A. Werner Westbury L. L. and others across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laitazzi
S. A. Werner
Westbury
L. L
Andina
Withaen G
Sula W
New York
Burton
Frank V
Wintercroft
Greenville St
Rosemont
Everett L
Live Oak
James F
Washington, D
Curtis
Hayne Ave
C. P
Dixon
Chesterfield St
Clarence
Mont
Calico
Yale
Sunny Corner
X Russell
Grace House
Polo Fields
Gray
Albert Z
High Top
Mars
W. Frazier
Chestnut Hill
Fairfield St
Hass Tebert
Indianapolis
Ind
Hassler
Hastings
Thos
Horsehaven
Hitcheochws
Mon Repos
Hofm
Eustis
Aiken
Hofmann
Selin
C. Oliver
Glenhead
Hopelands
Jerome
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Pine
Montclair
N. J
Polo Field
McCormick
Robert R
Chicago
Whitehall
McCoy
Milton
Horn
Wyoming
Polo Ranch
George H
Dayton
Ohio
the Pillars
George Ford
Shrewsbury
Glendale
Hugh A. Neweeeeee
Colleton Ave
Niblack
Austin
Katherine Deb
J. A. Cincinati
Winthrop
Allamuchy
Ridgely Hall
Harry W
Columbiaville
N. Y
Courtland
Soutter
C. B
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Onawa
Stevens
Joseph
Jericho
L. I
le Arms
F. Wallis
Philadelphia
White Gate
Allan Case
Andrews
J. N
Bethesda
Terrace View
Sweeney
John S
Orange
Anderson
Bullard
William N
Lenox
Mass
Bell Vue
Oscar Williams
Beyer, Earle
Scarboro-On-Hudson
Mountcastle
Oyd
Cecil
L. J
Twilldo
Permenter
Avy
Elizabeth Potter
Scotty Lea
S. Schulhofer
Chez Curtis Shop
Washington,d. C
L. Holley
Ghisolm
Hugh
Doubleday
Rhoda Tanner
N. G. Davis
Dierks
Herman
Lyon
de Copper
Barclay
Walnut Croft
E. S. Croft
Eaton
Walter B
Maryland
F. Schulhofer
English
John
Schenectady
Busbee Cottage
South Boundary
George
Hofmann Cottage
Fair
Howard C
Kingston
Fish
Hamilton W
Garrison-on-Hudson
Thorncliff
Fowler
Forbes, Allen
Boston
Greengate
Lorenz
Wrigdenheim
N. H
Brown
Barnwell Ave
Gilleautteau
Joseph P
M. E
Chafee
Hackson
Adele Hager
Cincinnati
Lancaster St
Hendrickson
B. C
Daytonia
Albea
Howe
Richard F
Archer
York Street
Howard
George R
Buffalo
Willcox
Howell H
Rose Mary
R. Taylor
Geo. E
Pinkerton
King
Memphis
Tenn
Polo Vista
Lyon) Lewis
Claire B
Hempstead
the Pedges
Ford
Philadellhia
Henry Busth
York Rd
Melwan
Edward B
Washington, D. C
Goss
J. B. Salley McKim
Robert V
MacKrell
Manning
John A
Albany
Swallow
Hines
Massey
Gordon G
Sandhurst
Kramer
Mellon
Charles Henry
Convent
Roman) Pyne
Grafton
Azalea Villa
Roman) Parsons
Schuyler
Norwood
Laird) Patter
E. N. Jr
Romanes & Patterson
May
Richards
Lloyd
Rye
Willisdrum House
Rowland
Edward J
Butt
Salmon
Walter J
Ray
Whiskey Road
Smith
Marsden
S. A. Wise) Smith
J. Hopkins, Jr
Hood
The Individual and His Bank
R C Stephenson discusses banking supervision as a public good. He cites ABA support for government oversight of national and state banks, the role of Comptroller of the Currency, and the need for independent, well paid banking departments. Depositors must still judge banks personally for safety and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Bankers’ Organizations
Washington
United States
How Ex Service Men May Procure Loans
The article outlines new federal loan provisions for World War II era veterans with Adjusted Service Certificates. It notes minimum loan value at 50 percent of face value, maximum interest at 4.14 percent, and a two year wait before borrowing. Applications use Veteran’s Note Form 1185 and go to the U S Veterans Bureau regional office in Columbia South Carolina unless already handled by another office. Veterans with existing loans receive reduced new loan value by prior principal plus interest. The message urges careful filing and asks veterans not to rush requests unless needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Groeschel
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Columbia
Congress
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
South Carolina
S. C
Jene Joan
Bank Deposit Guaranty Law Denounced by Banker
A banker argues against deposit guaranty laws calling them snare and delusion. He says such schemes weaken bank solvency and depositor safety, comparing them to false insurance and urging competent supervision and tailored territorial banking restrictions as the sane alternative.
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Aiken Cottage
Hitchcock Cottages
Averell
Price
Wycliffe
Wisteria
Harry
Worcester
Woolworth House
John L
Senneville
Quebec
Palmetto Inn
Magedorn
William
Chewink
Rome C. Stephenson
R. C Stephenson
U. S Veterans’ Bureau
Washington, D.C
Central Office
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
Main Street
Colmabin
C. Groeschel
8. C
L. L. Toney
Merchant Tailor
Aiken, S. C. East Hayne Avenue
VITA_CREME MILLING CO, Inc
Purina
Clarke
General Motors
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Flint
Jay-Mac Cherolet Company
Flint
Michigan